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How does this year’s solar eclipse compare to 2017?This eclipse won’t cover quite as much of the sun this time locally (88% vs. 96% back in 2017). The path of t

Over 20 people gathered at Village Creek State Park in hopes to catch a glimpse of the total Solar Eclipse.Plans changed due to the weather. Everything was mo

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The 2024 solar eclipse has come and gone in West Michigan.

It was only back in 2017 when the tristates were able to see part of a total solar eclipse that did go through the southern portion of illinois. Fast forward a

You might remember back in 2017, the path of totality went right through Oregon. This year, Oregon only saw a partial eclipse.Jim Todd, the director of science

At one Ohio Valley park, visitors had a chance to view the solar eclipse, while also learning something new.Grand Vue Park held a special watch party for the So

While most people watched the eclipse from the same vantage point, the ground. One local man had a very unique view.Pilot and Navy Veteran David Prescott took t

Our team of meteorologists and reporters were spread out across the path of totality.With more than 50 cameras pointed at the sun and the crowds, we captured ma

The maximum of the eclipse is at 2:09 p.m. when the moon blocks out about 86% of the sun.